Innovative Service Enables Highly Differentiated Offerings with Unique,
Usage-Based Pricing Model

San Jose, & Oakland, CA, March 3, 2008--Wowza Media Systems, emerging
leader in streaming media server software, announced today that
Imediasee® (www.imediasee.com), Broadline Media's recently unveiled
fair-priced streaming service, has chosen the award-winning Wowza Media
Server™ Pro as its exclusive Flash® streaming platform.

Wowza Pro's superior reliability, unique TiVo-like navigation and strong
anti-ripping security functionality combined with its market-leading
pricing, enable Imediasee's very compelling and economical HD and SD
streaming services. In addition, Wowza's Java based server-side
extensibility was a key factor in Imediasee's decision.

"Our 'wow' for Wowza was their architecture," said Steve Popper, CEO,
Broadline Media Corp. "With Java programming on the server-side, Wowza was
not just a widget, but a platform for us to build on to deliver
personalized, business-critical solutions."

"Our goal," he continued, "is to offer a superior service at a flexible,
consumer-friendly price. If Wowza's incredible growth over the past year
is any indication, empowering our customers with flexible pricing and
great service is the key to success."

Unlike other common service pricing practices which result in high fees
for unused capacity or astronomical overage charges, Imediasee's empowers
customers to only pay for what they use. With a choice of either Per
Minute Streaming Packages or Per GB Streaming Packages customers can buy a
set amount to use whenever they like. What's more, there are no monthly
charges, set-up fees, or long-term contracts.

Imediasee customers are already reaping the benefits of this
ground-breaking model. Very Short Movies (VSM) online film festival
(www.veryshortmovies.com) is generating exposure for short movie
filmmakers through high-resolution video. Serge Polakoff, founder of the
VeryShortMovies.com online film festival, said, "Veryshortmovies.com chose
the Imediasee Flash video streaming service because it offers a TV-quality
on-line viewing experience critical to our filmmakers and audiences at an
unprecedented price."

"The service market has been dying for a provider like Imediasee," said
David Stubenvoll, CEO and Co-Founder, Wowza Media Systems. "With the
proliferation of streamed live events in particular, it only makes sense
to offer customers a fair-priced billing structure that's flexible to
their individual needs. We are pleased to be a part of the Broadline
visionary move in creating a highly-differentiated video streaming service
with this unique pricing approach."

For more information on Wowza's relationship with Imediasee, visit the
following case study at: www.wowzamedia.com/casestudies.html. For more
information on Imediasee's services, visit:
http://www.imediasee.com/Flash-video-services.

About Wowza Media Systems
Wowza Media Systems, a software company headquartered in San Jose, CA, is
a developer of interactive streaming media server software. Its flagship
product, Wowza Media Server Pro, features an innovative server
architecture that delivers unmatched performance, functionality, and
scalability. Wowza Media Server Pro enables customers like Macy's, the
Tampa Bay Buccaneers, Cengage (formerly Thomson Learning), Interoute, and
Julius Blum GmbH to deliver interactive and entertaining Flash
applications and content, including video on demand, live video
distribution, video recording, and chat. Wowza Media Server Pro is
deployed by over 5,000 global licensees in a broad range of industries,
including entertainment, social media, advertising, enterprise, education,
government, and Internet commerce. For more information, visit Wowza Media
Systems at www.wowzamedia.com.

About Broadline Media
Broadline Media Corp. is a developer of software and services that enable
video content to be distributed over broadband connections. The company's
Imediasee Flash video streaming service uses the latest encoding,
compression, Flash streaming and video player software to enable high
bitrate on demand Flash video streaming for high-resolution videos at
reasonable prices. Broadline was established in 2001 and is based in
Oakland, California. More information is available at www.imediasee.com.